We do not expect any relief from ongoing hot and dry weather for at least next one week. Dry winds from west will continue. Western Disturbance will be feeble, it will have no impact over Northwest or Central India. Monsoon although is moving with a faster pace, it will have no impact on these states either in change in wind direction or increase in pre monsoon activities.
Now, winds have changed direction and blowing from the west and Northwest over Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Temperatures are expected to increase but we do not expect heat wave to make a comeback over Madhya Pradesh.
There may be light rain activity over Konkan and Goa and South Madhya Maharashtra in coming days. Isolated thunderstorm or light rain may occur over Vidarbha and Marathwada around May 26 and 27. Most parts of North Madhya Maharashtra will remain dry and hot.
Heat wave conditions may make a comeback over many parts of the country in next 48 hours. We do not expect any significant pre-monsoon activities during next one week therefore the short relief from hot weather conditions is over now.
This year, many parts of the country have been witnessing intense heat wave. Average maximum temperatures of the country were 33.1 degree during March 2022, which is highest since 1901. First few days of April seem to be hottest since last many years.